New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
MRS. LANGTRY AND Robert ARE OUT.
SHE SAYS MR. HILLIARD MUST GO.

HE CHARGES THAT HER FRIENDS IHsULTKD HIS
WIFE AND THAT SHE PUSHED HIM.
Robert O. Hlliard who plays Sir George Os,nond In
Mrs Lanrtrys play Peril" has made charges again It
Frederick Gcbhard not at all fatterng to that gentle
man On last Monday night, Mr.. billiard asserts,
Mrs Henry Il. Dizzy and MIRA billiard occupied
private box in tho Theatre Comique, Har
iem' where the company is now playing. Tho box
occupied by the two ladies adjacent Mr. Gebhards
bo1. which contained party OF Mr. Gebhard's friends
Among tho latter were the Baron and Baroness Blanc
and two gentlemen. whose idertty has yet been
ascer'ainoa During ths evening. 1t Is alleged. the
neR exchanged comments on their neghbors which
were audible to the laiea Such remarks as What do
you think Of the babies the box =" SAID
have characterized the conversation Net content with
that, the men. lIiari saws. pulled aside tho
tain separating the hsxes and osled Mrs Dizzy and
Mrs. billiard in "a most insolent mannar After the
pay the two men pursued the afes into tho vesbulc
AMI only ceased their advances when the defeneesss
women met a mutual friend
Oh Tuesday Mr.. Hliard wrote letter TO Mr. Gerhard
demanding apology from tho two unknown This
Latter was net answered The same evening billiard
asserts that MIRA Langtry treated him rud.ly tho
stage. going SO far as to push him. When he remon-
strated. she him weeks notice leave tho
company.
MRS. LAHG1RY TALKS FREELY.
Mrs. Langlry visited last evening st her homo In
West Twoniy-thirIlst She received THE TRIBUNE
reporter In u charming little parlor and whom tho
subject was broachod she talked freely about it.
Is not that story dreadful De think 1t Is posi-
blef DO yon think there are people capable OF such
actions among my frisaisl For thoy wore
my friends. you know. knew them
all. and. in fact went homo
with tho Barren AMI Baroness. Blanc Neither OF them.
you know would countenaRce such thing. ( knew
they were there OF course asd pad some attention TO
them Any ruioaoss the kina charged could have
escapsi mo saw nothing. Besides wsuld 1t not have
beon dsrespectu to mo- for my friends to indulge
in sucn ru lensss while | playing and they were
there 10 see mo
"Now a. TO billiards discharge. You know Mr. Hi.
lizard was ensegsd condliion,lly by mo to play Lord
Dolly Dayseyin A IN Looking Glass lie was snc-
ce.s and engaged HIM. Since then he has done
very poorly. lie inattentivo and al most
reckless. Why. he winged his part time
after time That he looked over
ks lines in the Wings know. lie had to he prompted
repeatedly. At Montreal he got into vulgar quarrel
with some OF the Lacrosse players AMI appeared ON tho
stage with We black eyes IbInk OF II
MIR. nIILIAkD NOT To BE PUSHED by ANY ONR
"On Tuesday night. at the end OF the third
ao where my entire individually IA lost IN
passion. aud v.iled 10y enoticu-for
really feel whar plav-I had to 60 forward several
ord-r 10 gel into poNto, 10 TALL ever tA' liver
stand Sir Georg' is IN h.nt OF gle and ro "G-
saonli have made several steps sn'"i
collision Al the moncnt anl durisg The excitement !
knew ut what hid hAppcnet Al The end of the act
Mr.. HIari me. and to me- hiS mana serrsS he
said: 80 hat do Nv pushing met anal
not submit 10 bong ra-ncd ny ans one
certainly surprised Dui was moro
indignant. told hi II thu was not aware OF having
pushe him. hu' tlat realzeI thu rec he had
no conception nj ito part. ami hal MAIDS IN Hort 80 ac-
quire one. Then gave HIN two week. police"
he had illustrated orchl, the and her suh-e-
quent Il iIiIri ~ grWeful actlo AMI
when shr sat town t,a her f,ce nlsIsd and her
misty witt tears
Now loes Mt me :" exclaimed in conclusion. DO
l"ok a. Tho sh would physically abhsc any one III tho
world
Her visitor Thought she didn't